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On February 5, Indianapolis will host Super Bowl XLVI — the 46th iteration of America's biggest game. Millions of fans will gather 'round the television set with seven-layer dip and cold drinks to watch an epic match-up of teams, the year’s funniest and most expensive commercials and most importantly — as far as we're concerned — Madonna's Super Bowl halftime show. The newly minted Interscope singer has been on her grind lately, promoting her Golden Globe-winning directorial debut W.E., unleashing a super sexy fragrance line and gearing up for the release of her 12th studio album MDNA and a world tour.
With so much going on, can Madonna still quarterback a show as memorable as these 10 amazing Super Bowl halftime performances? More »
Posts Tagged ‘Stevie Wonder’
The 10 Most Memorable Super Bowl Halftime Performances Of All Time
Thu Jan 19 2012 by Idolator Staff
Justin Bieber And Drake Perform At Stevie Wonder’s House Full Of Toys
Sun Dec 18 2011 by Idolator Staff
Right around the holidays, celebrities tend to become extra generous. Take, for example, Stevie Wonder, who put on his 16th annual House Full Of Toys benefit concert last night. And lest you think children are the only ones who benefited from the event, music fans also got a special holiday surprise when the Take Care collaborator brought some of our favorite acts of today to the stage, including Drake and Justin Bieber. If seeing the legendary American Idol performer sing "Someday At Christmas" with the Cali Christmas crooner isn't a holiday treat, we don't know what is. Watch below.
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Lady Gaga, Will.i.am, Mary J. Blige, & More Celebrate Sting’s 60th Birthday
Sun Oct 2 2011 by Idolator Staff
Happy birthday, Sting! Not that our birthday wishes really matter, given that so many huge names in music turned out to help the Cherrytree House Sessions legend celebrate his 60th year in style. After joining Sting on stage to perform "Stand By Me" at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, Lady Gaga turned out for the lavish affair, a charity concert at the Beacon Theater in New York City benefiting the Robin Hood Foundation. The none-too-shabby turnout also included Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige, Billy Joel, will.i.am, Herbie Hancock, and Robert Downey, Jr. — you know, nobody special. Catch photos and a clip of Gaga's "King Of Pain" performance with Sting after the jump. More »
Drake Teams Up With Stevie Wonder For A Handful Of ‘Take Care’ Tracks
Mon Aug 1 2011 by Idolator Staff
Stevie Wonder now has something in common with Alicia Keys, Rihanna and Nicki Minaj. (Apart from great hair!) Like those ladies, the 61-year-old soul legend can now add a collaboration — or six — with Drake to his list. It turns out the "I Just Called To Say I Love You" singer has been a long-time supporter of Drizzy and jumped at the chance to hit the studio with the Canadian MC on his upcoming LP Take Care. See what the "Marvin's Room" brooder had to say about working with the braided trailblazer below. More »
The 9 Most Memorable Music Performances On ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’
Wed May 25 2011 by Erika Brooks Adickman
Today marks the end of an era — after 25 years, The Oprah Winfrey Show airs its final episode this afternoon. For those of you already suffering from Empty Oprah Syndrome, let us take you back through the talk show's Top 9 Musical Performances, from world debuts to jaw-dropping surprises and even stellar diva duets. List below, and by the way, we find it helps in the grieving process to announce each act in your best Oprah impersonation.
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Kanye West, Coldplay, Stevie Wonder, Cee Lo Green Headed To Austin City Limits
Tue May 17 2011 by Robbie Daw
Festival staples (in 2011, at least) Kanye West and Arcade Fire are just two of the big acts hitting up Austin City Limits in September. Joining them for the three-day (Sept. 16 - 18) event will be acts like Coldplay, Stevie Wonder, Fleet Foxes, Santigold, Cut Copy, Big Boi and The Voice coach Cee Lo Green. This year will mark the 10th anniversary for the Texas state capital's annual weekend of music and fun in the way-too-hot sun at Zilker Park. Catch the full lineup here, but hurry — only single day tickets (priced at $90) are left.
‘American Idol’: Jennifer Hudson, Stevie Wonder And Sugarland Perform
Fri Mar 25 2011 by Robbie Daw
Thia Megea, Stefano Langone and Casey Abrams ended up in the bottom three on last night's American Idol results show after viewers cast their votes on who should shape the Top 10. And while we weren't surprised at Langone's inclusion at the low end of the scale, it was Casey who proved to be the biggest shock—particularly when he was announced to be the one with the lowest votes.
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Taylor Momsen And The Pretty Reckless Cover “Forget You” For BBC 1
Sun Dec 12 2010 by Idolator Staff
No matter how scandalous your behavior may be, there are some words you just can’t use on Manhattan’s Upper East Side - not on network TV, anyway. Thus it was the chaste, Glee-and-Gwyneth-approved version of Cee-Lo’s sublimely profane hit that Gossip Girl star Taylor Momsen covered on BBC Radio 1‘s Live Lounge, alongside her band The Pretty Reckless. The results? Pretty tame, for once. Watch the acoustic number here.
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FRIDAY VIDEO TIME: The Highly Subjective Totally Debatable List Of The Best Songs That Start With The Letter “U”
Fri Aug 27 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman
We’re back again with our weekly series where we highlight the top songs over the last 50 years that start with a specific letter of the alphabet. Now we’ve reached the letter “U”, and this week’s list includes an ode to the rain protection as well as a song that ultimately gave Vanilla Ice his career. Don’t agree with us on our selections? That’s cool. Just leave your comments below, and don’t forget we’ll be doing the letter “V” next Friday. So if there’s a song you think deserves a slot, give us a shout.
Jump below to see the best “U” songs over the last five decades.
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FRIDAY VIDEO TIME: The Highly Subjective Totally Debatable List Of The Best Songs That Start With The Letter “I”
Fri May 28 2010 by Erika Brooks Adickman
It's "Friday Video Time", when we honor the top songs over the last 50 years that start with a specific letter of the alphabet. This week we cover the letter “I", and our list was particularly hard to whittle down (just flip through your iPod and see how many songs start with "I" or "I'm"). But we somehow managed! Our collection includes a boy band, some British chaps, and an R & B artist, long before he trapped himself in a closet. Don’t agree with us on our selections? We're cool with that. Just leave your comments below, and don’t forget, we’ll be doing the letter “J” next Friday. So if there’s a song you think deserves a slot, give us a shout.
Jump below to see the best “I” songs over the last 50 years. More »
Jump below to see the best “I” songs over the last 50 years. More »
